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XY Scatter Chart: Related Variables

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XY Scatter Chart: Related Variables.
When you want to find out whether or not 2 variables are related or correlated, then an XY Scatter Chart should be used to plot the graph.

XY Scatter Chart: Related Variables

When you want to find out whether or not 2 variables are related or correlated, then an XY Scatter Chart should be used to plot the graph.

Related variables will show up on the graph as dots that are almost in a straight line.  Examples of variables that have relationships could be Richter scale values & Deaths, Temperature & Latitude and a Wife´s age with a Husband´s age.

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